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gotchas-memory.js exporta named export { GotchasMemory, ... }, mas
ideation-engine.js atribuía o objeto module inteiro à variável.
Resultado: new GotchasMemory() lançava TypeError silenciado pelo
try/catch, e gotchasMemory ficava sempre null.
Corrige com destructuring: ({ GotchasMemory } = require(...))
Closes SynkraAI#517
Story 9.6 of Epic 9 (Persistent Memory Layer). Phase 2 of Agent Immortality Protocol (SynkraAI#482). The Reflection Engine enables agents to learn from past executions: - Record execution reflections with outcome, strategy, duration - Extract recurring patterns (success/failure clusters) - Recommend strategies before similar tasks based on history - Track performance trends per agent and task type - Inject relevant reflections as context before execution - Auto-prune stale reflections beyond retention window 44 unit tests covering all features including edge cases.
- Use nullish coalescing (??) instead of || for durationMs, lesson, context fields to correctly preserve falsy values like 0 - Add null check for p.tags in injectContext() to prevent TypeError when patterns lack tags - Add _recomputePatterns() method that rebuilds patterns from remaining reflections after pruning - Call _recomputePatterns() in prune() and after maxReflections eviction to keep patterns consistent with remaining data - Copy reflection-engine.js to .aiox-core/core/memory/ for rebranded package path compatibility (keeps .aios-core version too)
Cobertura: constructor, detectFileConflicts, assessConflictSeverity (8 padroes: critical/high/medium), suggestResolution, extractFilesFromOutput, aggregate (single wave, conflitos, history, eventos), aggregateAll.
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a new ReflectionEngine class for agent memory persistence, pattern detection, and strategy recommendations. It refactors GotchasMemory imports in three modules to use destructuring with explicit error handling, adds comprehensive test suites for ResultAggregator and ReflectionEngine, and updates the installation manifest with checksums. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ReflectionEngine
participant FileSystem
participant EventEmitter
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Note over Client,EventEmitter: recordReflection Flow
Client->>ReflectionEngine: recordReflection(taskType, agentId, outcome, strategy)
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: validate required fields
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: assign ID & timestamp
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: add to reflections array
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: prune if exceeds maxReflections
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: detectPatterns from similar reflections
ReflectionEngine->>EventEmitter: emit REFLECTION_RECORDED
ReflectionEngine->>EventEmitter: emit PATTERN_DETECTED (if found)
ReflectionEngine->>FileSystem: save() to reflections.json
end
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Note over Client,EventEmitter: getRecommendations Flow
Client->>ReflectionEngine: getRecommendations(context, maxRecommendations)
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: filter reflections by taskType/agent/tags
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: score by outcome, tag overlap, recency
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: group and rank by strategy
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: compute aggregated metrics
alt recommendations available
ReflectionEngine->>EventEmitter: emit STRATEGY_RECOMMENDED
end
ReflectionEngine->>Client: return ranked recommendations
end
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Note over Client,EventEmitter: injectContext Flow
Client->>ReflectionEngine: injectContext(taskContext)
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: getRecommendations
ReflectionEngine->>ReflectionEngine: getTrends & relevant patterns
ReflectionEngine->>Client: return enriched context with reflections
end
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tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js (1)
14-17: Use the repo's absolute import form forResultAggregator.This new suite introduces another relative require into the test tree, which makes the import brittle to file moves and breaks the repo import convention.
As per coding guidelines,
**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}: Use absolute imports instead of relative imports in all code.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js` around lines 14 - 17, The test imports ResultAggregator using a brittle relative path; change the require for ResultAggregator to the repo's absolute import form (use the package/module absolute path for core/execution/result-aggregator) so the test uses an absolute require/import for ResultAggregator instead of '../../../.aiox-core/core/execution/result-aggregator'.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In @.aiox-core/core/ideation/ideation-engine.js:
- Around line 16-19: In the catch for loading GotchasMemory (the
require('../memory/gotchas-memory') block), make the error handling defensive by
logging a safe representation of the thrown value (e.g., use String(error) or
inspect the object rather than accessing error.message directly) and include the
full error object for context, and after the require succeeds validate the
export by checking typeof GotchasMemory === 'function' (or the expected type)
and if it’s not valid, log a clear warning including the invalid type/value and
set GotchasMemory = null as the safe fallback; update the catch and the
post-require validation around GotchasMemory to implement these checks and
improved logging.
In @.aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine.js:
- Around line 127-143: The save() method currently overwrites the file and can
drop concurrent writes; change save() (and use _getFilePath()) to perform a
read-merge-write with atomic replace: ensure the directory exists, if the file
exists read and JSON.parse it, merge its reflections and patterns with
this.reflections/this.patterns (e.g. upsert by reflection id/key and merge
arrays without losing entries), then write the merged JSON to a temporary file
(e.g. filePath + '.tmp') using fs.writeFileSync and fsync, and atomically
replace the target with fs.renameSync; this ensures that concurrent save()
callers merge the latest on-disk data instead of blindly overwriting and uses an
atomic rename to avoid partial writes.
- Around line 161-177: recordReflection currently assumes a well-formed payload
and can crash or corrupt analytics; before generating the entry in
recordReflection validate the input shape and types: reject null/undefined,
ensure required string fields taskType, agentId, outcome, strategy are present
and non-empty, enforce outcome/taskType against allowed enums (or a simple
pattern) to avoid poisoning analytics, ensure tags is an array (or coerce to []
if missing) and description is a string, and validate durationMs is a number
when provided; throw clear, descriptive errors from recordReflection when
validation fails so callers get immediate feedback and downstream methods like
_detectPatterns and getRecommendations receive only well-formed entries.
In @.aiox-core/install-manifest.yaml:
- Line 11: The regenerated manifest (.aiox-core/install-manifest.yaml) omitted
the newly added module core/memory/reflection-engine.js and did not bump
file_count; update the manifest generation logic so the repository scan includes
core/memory/reflection-engine.js (ensure the glob or scanner used by the
generator includes core/** and JS files), add the new filename to the files:
array, increment file_count accordingly, and rewrite generated_at with the
current timestamp so regenerations include the new file; reference the manifest
writer/serializer used in the generator to ensure it writes the updated files
list and count.
In `@tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js`:
- Around line 225-230: The test is missing an assertion that a waveResults with
waveIndex === 0 is preserved; update the test that calls aggregate({ waveIndex:
0, results: [] }) to explicitly assert the stored entry has waveIndex 0 (e.g.,
assert agg.history[0].waveIndex === 0 or that agg.history contains an item with
waveIndex 0) so the implementation using waveResults.waveIndex ||
waveResults.wave fails if 0 is dropped; apply the same explicit-waveIndex-0
assertion to the corresponding event-emission test to cover that regression.
In `@tests/core/memory/reflection-engine.test.js`:
- Around line 10-11: The test imports the ReflectionEngine using a relative path
to `.aios-core`, violating the absolute-import guideline and inconsistent with
other tests; update the require call so it uses the canonical module path (e.g.
require('aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine')) and keep the existing
destructuring of ReflectionEngine (Outcome, TaskType, Events, CONFIG) intact so
the symbols import the same module from the correct package name.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js`:
- Around line 14-17: The test imports ResultAggregator using a brittle relative
path; change the require for ResultAggregator to the repo's absolute import form
(use the package/module absolute path for core/execution/result-aggregator) so
the test uses an absolute require/import for ResultAggregator instead of
'../../../.aiox-core/core/execution/result-aggregator'.
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| ({ GotchasMemory } = require('../memory/gotchas-memory')); | ||
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| console.warn('[IdeationEngine] Failed to load GotchasMemory:', error.message); | ||
| GotchasMemory = null; |
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Add defensive validation to the GotchasMemory import.
The catch handler accesses error.message unsafely—any thrown value (including non-Error primitives) will fail. Additionally, there's no validation that the GotchasMemory export is actually a function before the fallback to null. While the current code gracefully degrades, a missing or malformed export goes silently undetected, which contradicts the guideline to ensure comprehensive error handling with proper context.
Suggested hardening
try {
- ({ GotchasMemory } = require('../memory/gotchas-memory'));
+ const loaded = require('../memory/gotchas-memory');
+ if (typeof loaded?.GotchasMemory !== 'function') {
+ throw new TypeError('GotchasMemory export is missing or invalid');
+ }
+ ({ GotchasMemory } = loaded);
} catch (error) {
- console.warn('[IdeationEngine] Failed to load GotchasMemory:', error.message);
+ const message = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error);
+ console.warn('[IdeationEngine] Failed to load GotchasMemory:', message);
GotchasMemory = null;
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.aiox-core/core/ideation/ideation-engine.js around lines 16 - 19, In the
catch for loading GotchasMemory (the require('../memory/gotchas-memory') block),
make the error handling defensive by logging a safe representation of the thrown
value (e.g., use String(error) or inspect the object rather than accessing
error.message directly) and include the full error object for context, and after
the require succeeds validate the export by checking typeof GotchasMemory ===
'function' (or the expected type) and if it’s not valid, log a clear warning
including the invalid type/value and set GotchasMemory = null as the safe
fallback; update the catch and the post-require validation around GotchasMemory
to implement these checks and improved logging.
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| schemaVersion: this.config.schemaVersion, | ||
| version: this.config.version, | ||
| savedAt: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| reflections: this.reflections, | ||
| patterns: this.patterns, | ||
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save() will drop reflections under concurrent writers.
Each instance serializes its in-memory snapshot straight to disk with no lock, reload, or merge. Two agents doing load → recordReflection → save in parallel will race, and the later write can erase the earlier reflection set. This needs serialized/atomic merge semantics before it is safe as a shared persistence layer.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine.js around lines 127 - 143, The
save() method currently overwrites the file and can drop concurrent writes;
change save() (and use _getFilePath()) to perform a read-merge-write with atomic
replace: ensure the directory exists, if the file exists read and JSON.parse it,
merge its reflections and patterns with this.reflections/this.patterns (e.g.
upsert by reflection id/key and merge arrays without losing entries), then write
the merged JSON to a temporary file (e.g. filePath + '.tmp') using
fs.writeFileSync and fsync, and atomically replace the target with
fs.renameSync; this ensures that concurrent save() callers merge the latest
on-disk data instead of blindly overwriting and uses an atomic rename to avoid
partial writes.
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| recordReflection(reflection) { | ||
| if (!reflection.taskType || !reflection.agentId || !reflection.outcome || !reflection.strategy) { | ||
| throw new Error('Required fields: taskType, agentId, outcome, strategy'); | ||
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| id: this._generateId(), | ||
| taskType: reflection.taskType, | ||
| agentId: reflection.agentId, | ||
| outcome: reflection.outcome, | ||
| strategy: reflection.strategy, | ||
| description: reflection.description || '', | ||
| tags: reflection.tags || [], | ||
| durationMs: reflection.durationMs ?? null, | ||
| lesson: reflection.lesson ?? null, | ||
| context: reflection.context ?? null, | ||
| createdAt: new Date().toISOString(), |
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Validate the reflection payload before persisting it.
recordReflection(null) will throw before your own guard runs, unknown taskType/outcome values can poison analytics, and non-array tags will blow up later in _detectPatterns() / getRecommendations(). This is a public core API; reject bad shapes up front.
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recordReflection(reflection) {
+ if (!reflection || typeof reflection !== 'object') {
+ throw new TypeError('reflection must be an object');
+ }
if (!reflection.taskType || !reflection.agentId || !reflection.outcome || !reflection.strategy) {
throw new Error('Required fields: taskType, agentId, outcome, strategy');
}
+ if (!Object.values(TaskType).includes(reflection.taskType)) {
+ throw new Error(`Invalid taskType: ${reflection.taskType}`);
+ }
+ if (!Object.values(Outcome).includes(reflection.outcome)) {
+ throw new Error(`Invalid outcome: ${reflection.outcome}`);
+ }
+ if (reflection.tags != null && !Array.isArray(reflection.tags)) {
+ throw new Error('tags must be an array');
+ }
+ if (reflection.durationMs != null && !Number.isFinite(reflection.durationMs)) {
+ throw new Error('durationMs must be a finite number');
+ }
const entry = {As per coding guidelines, .aiox-core/core/**: Verify proper input validation on public API methods.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine.js around lines 161 - 177,
recordReflection currently assumes a well-formed payload and can crash or
corrupt analytics; before generating the entry in recordReflection validate the
input shape and types: reject null/undefined, ensure required string fields
taskType, agentId, outcome, strategy are present and non-empty, enforce
outcome/taskType against allowed enums (or a simple pattern) to avoid poisoning
analytics, ensure tags is an array (or coerce to [] if missing) and description
is a string, and validate durationMs is a number when provided; throw clear,
descriptive errors from recordReflection when validation fails so callers get
immediate feedback and downstream methods like _detectPatterns and
getRecommendations receive only well-formed entries.
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| generated_at: "2026-03-10T17:08:07.160Z" | ||
| generated_at: "2026-03-11T02:24:06.096Z" |
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Regenerated manifest still omits core/memory/reflection-engine.js.
This PR adds .aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine.js, but the refreshed manifest never lists core/memory/reflection-engine.js under files: and file_count stays at 1089. Brownfield upgrades that rely on this manifest will miss the new module entirely.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.aiox-core/install-manifest.yaml at line 11, The regenerated manifest
(.aiox-core/install-manifest.yaml) omitted the newly added module
core/memory/reflection-engine.js and did not bump file_count; update the
manifest generation logic so the repository scan includes
core/memory/reflection-engine.js (ensure the glob or scanner used by the
generator includes core/** and JS files), add the new filename to the files:
array, increment file_count accordingly, and rewrite generated_at with the
current timestamp so regenerations include the new file; reference the manifest
writer/serializer used in the generator to ensure it writes the updated files
list and count.
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| it('deve adicionar ao history', async () => { | ||
| await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] }); | ||
| await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 1, results: [] }); | ||
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Add the missing waveIndex === 0 regression assertion.
These tests call aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, ... }), but never assert that 0 survives. With the current waveResults.waveIndex || waveResults.wave implementation, this suite still passes while the bug remains. The same blind spot also affects the event-emission case below.
🧪 Suggested assertion
it('deve adicionar ao history', async () => {
- await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] });
+ const first = await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] });
await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 1, results: [] });
+ expect(first.waveIndex).toBe(0);
+ expect(agg.history[0].waveIndex).toBe(0);
expect(agg.history).toHaveLength(2);
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| it('deve adicionar ao history', async () => { | |
| await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] }); | |
| await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 1, results: [] }); | |
| expect(agg.history).toHaveLength(2); | |
| }); | |
| it('deve adicionar ao history', async () => { | |
| const first = await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] }); | |
| await agg.aggregate({ waveIndex: 1, results: [] }); | |
| expect(first.waveIndex).toBe(0); | |
| expect(agg.history[0].waveIndex).toBe(0); | |
| expect(agg.history).toHaveLength(2); | |
| }); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js` around lines 225 - 230, The
test is missing an assertion that a waveResults with waveIndex === 0 is
preserved; update the test that calls aggregate({ waveIndex: 0, results: [] })
to explicitly assert the stored entry has waveIndex 0 (e.g., assert
agg.history[0].waveIndex === 0 or that agg.history contains an item with
waveIndex 0) so the implementation using waveResults.waveIndex ||
waveResults.wave fails if 0 is dropped; apply the same explicit-waveIndex-0
assertion to the corresponding event-emission test to cover that regression.
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| const ReflectionEngine = require('../../../.aios-core/core/memory/reflection-engine'); | ||
| const { Outcome, TaskType, Events, CONFIG } = ReflectionEngine; |
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Use absolute imports and point to the canonical module path.
This file violates the coding guideline requiring absolute imports for **/*.js files. Additionally, the import targets .aios-core while other test files use .aiox-core. Replace the relative import with an absolute path to the canonical location: require('aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine') (using the path alias from tsconfig.json), or align with other tests by using a relative import to .aiox-core consistently.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@tests/core/memory/reflection-engine.test.js` around lines 10 - 11, The test
imports the ReflectionEngine using a relative path to `.aios-core`, violating
the absolute-import guideline and inconsistent with other tests; update the
require call so it uses the canonical module path (e.g.
require('aiox-core/core/memory/reflection-engine')) and keep the existing
destructuring of ReflectionEngine (Outcome, TaskType, Events, CONFIG) intact so
the symbols import the same module from the correct package name.
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Resumo
Adiciona 28 testes unitarios para o modulo
ResultAggregatorsem cobertura.Cobertura
Bug encontrado
waveIndex: waveResults.waveIndex || waveResults.waveusa||que trata0como falsy. Deveria usar??.Closes #52 (parcial)
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npx jest tests/core/execution/result-aggregator.test.js-- 28/28 passandoSummary by CodeRabbit
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